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Trump’s latest address heightened investor concerns, increasing oil prices, illustrating clear market uncertainty despite latest Trump attempt to soothe concerns.
Jonathan, the world’s oldest tortoise, is alive at 193 years old, dispelling recent false reports of his death. The Seychelles Giant Tortoise, who has lived on St Helena since 1882, remains at Plantation House, where he continues to thrive. Learn more about his remarkable life.
Iran’s president criticises US military presence, highlighting a history of non-aggression. He emphasises that foreign interventions, particularly the 1953 coup, have eroded trust. The impact of sanctions on the Iranian people must not be underestimated; a path toward dialogue is crucial for future relations.
The United Nations has raised alarm about dire humanitarian conditions in northern Gaza, where no significant aid has been delivered for 40 days due to an ongoing siege by Israeli forces. According to the UN, 65,000 to 75,000 people in areas like Beit Hanoun, Beit Lahia, and Jabalia face severe shortages of food and other essentials.
US prosecutors asked a judge on Wednesday to force Alphabet’s Google to divest its Chrome…
Student found dead on campus at Scottish university The university said it is working with…
The DOJ has proposed breaking up Google to curb the tech giants’ dominance in online search. In a court filing on Wednesday, the DOJ suggested that Google should be required to sell its Chrome web browser and end contracts that make its search engine the default choice on devices from companies like Apple and Samsung.
A fourth tourist has reportedly died from suspected mass methanol poisoning in Laos. Australian teenager Bianca Jones, 19, death was confirmed by her family on Thursday. Earlier in the day, the US State Department confirmed the death of an American man who died in the tourist hotspot of Vang Vieng.
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